Panelized surface
Designer: Adam NakaGoshi
Glass top table
Designer: Adam Nakagoshi and Eric Burns
They are or were students of University of South Florida, School of Architecture + Community Design. I wish I knew a little more about the designers…
Staircases fascinate me to no end. As I have a small home I want to incorporate only its elements. Simple solution is to have a staircase-look cabinet but that box-furniture does not appeal to me!
At the moment I have no clue as to how I am going to bring elements of staircase in overall design without curbing space!
I am searching…..
Meanwhile I am (seating cross legged, my face resting on left hand) looking at the poetry in these two staircases-wide eyed!
Photograph by Andy Ryan, image via dezeen
This is a recently completed renovation interior project for NYU Department of Philosophy (1890 building) New York by NY based Steven Holl Architects.
And this is a Marcel Wanders creation for Mondrian south beach hotel, Miami (planned opening in early 2008).
It so happened that an interiors store Yamini asked Indian photographer Pallon Daruwala to do some work for them. Pallon went to a place called Cannanore (South India). The images he came back with made people at Yamini sit back and think. They drew inspiration from his images and created a whole new line of products!
Interiors spaces from the lens of Photographer –
His black and white beauties first:–
The photographer says – every space is truly unique.
Hey breeze! You disturbed me so beautifully!
cozy in or go out?
Please donot use or copy these images without photographer’s written permission.
Is it absolutely necessary to finish everything I start?
I do need to unlearn quite a few things!
I envy this Unfinished Clock made of steel sitting so pretty on the shelf without a care & don’t rush me look.
This bag bibi has captured Indian grandeur and royalty onto bags. A riot of Indian colours and sensibilities are portrayed with the use of mediums like wood carving, marble inlay, brass, copper and silver engravings, the use of ‘kinkhabs’, ‘jadau’, ‘kundan’, semi-precious stones with extremely rich embroidery.
Meera Mahadevia is a Mumbai based accessory designer. Qualified as textile designer, Meera in her handcrafted bags uses exquisite texture like silk, jamewar, zari borders, organza, velvet inter woven with multiple layers. Her accessory line also makes shoes and belts and more recently sarees.
Her ornate bags have come to be considered as heirloom pieces and were displayed at Asian Civilization Museum Gallery, Singapore and at the Newark Museum Gallery , USA as pieces of creative art.
On October 3, as a part of The India Celebration Week (incredible India @60), a preview of Meera’s accessories and garments will be hosted by the Newark museum and displayed in the Museum Rotunda and the Education Shop in New York for exclusive shopping. She will be felicitated by the Newark Museum in New York for her 21 years of hard work and creativity.
I love doing a lot of crafts. I call myself a simple craftisan. So there is going to be a regular column-post in my sidebar
CraftWorm
strating from today. I will be featuring near & crafty ones, my own DIY and crafts and other simple DIY.
Today is a simple tie & dye DIY project.
Click on the image to go to the site.